India has more than 3,287,263 KM of land area and has always developed real-estate post British period. India being the largest nation and the second largest country in the world there was not a need to enact a regulation in this area .before the passing of this regulation land was occupied and enjoyed by the people without any regulation nor…[Read more]

In today’s world, fundamental rights are necessary, and each person has rights that make his or her life easier. The rights that are granted to an individual by the constitution are what constitute a person’s fundamental right. The fundamental rights of people in two nations, India and the United States of America, will be discussed in this paper.…[Read more]

Internationally the term ‘dispute’ usually refers to a dispute between the states or institutions or organisations as well as between various persons be it a natural person or a legal person. The term ‘dispute’ therefore in International Law refers to any kind of disagreement or difference of opinion among the states either on a legal point o…[Read more]

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the constitutional protection of informational privacy in India. The primary focus is on the evolving jurisprudence and legal framework governing privacy rights, specifically in the context of technological advancements and data collection. The article delves into the historical development of…[Read more]

Insider trading is a significant financial crime in India that has existed since the early 1920s. Insider trading is the illegal use of non-public information obtained from a person linked with the company to profit/gain by purchasing/selling listed securities on the stock exchange. The gravity of the offenses involving insider trading cannot be…[Read more]

This project aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the Indian Police, from its inception during the British colonial period to its present-day role in maintaining law and order in India. The project begins by exploring the history and functions of the Indian Police under British rule and how they evolved post-independence. It also delves…[Read more]

The modern world sees many people subjected to incarceration by the Justice System for crime of every kind. Those people are subjected to a sentence of rigorous detention and rehabilitation in hopes of changing their mindset from recidivism. They prevent themselves from repeating it. After their release, they seek a second chance at life. These…[Read more]

Indian parliamentary democracy has provided the people of India a free and fair electoral process. In India a huge emphasis has seen to be placed on democracy and the values it imbibes. The parliamentary form of government has many essential figures for functioning of the state and upholding democratic values. One such role in this democratic…[Read more]

Right to Education under Article 26 of Universal Declaration of Human Rights(UDHR) its influence in recognition of Right to Education under Indian Law( affordability and availability) comparison with other countries. Right to Education is a introductory mortal Right. Constitution of India imposes the obligation on the government to give education…[Read more]

Since the start of the industrial revolution in the 1700s, a new scourge called environmental degradation has emerged as a result of the industrial revolution. Environmental deterioration has increased alarmingly over the previous few centuries, and people are virtually past the point of no return. As the issue of environmental degradation impacts…[Read more]

In India, Prison reform has become a topic of great concern in many countries around the world due to the high rates of incarceration and the harsh conditions of confinement. This article discusses the need for prison reform and highlights some of the key issues that need to be addressed in order to improve the conditions of confinement and reduce…[Read more]

The patriarchal culture in the Indian society has led to normalisation of gender bias, especially against women. They are subjected to social, economic and moral discrimination on regular basis. It is also a major hurdle for women prisoners in India. It denies them a fair and just trial. They do not have adequate facilities in prisons and their…[Read more]

The paper highlights the challenges which are faced by the refugees and asylum seekers. It is a difficult time for them although they are making their best to survive. At present, the number of refugees and asylum seeker has risen with a passage of time and they look for settling in other countries. The authors will reflect on the different types…[Read more]

The modern-day technology and its ever-changing dimensions, has been a total joyride for mankind. Since the advent of computers and allied technologies have taken over the proceedings of development, the bar has been raised further by the field of science itself, every time we come across a novel invention, our quest for more is regularized.…[Read more]

Terrorism is a global phenomenon that poses a collective threat to humanity. The increasing frequency and severity of terrorist attacks around the world have raised concerns about the safety and security of individuals and communities. This paper explores the nature and impact of terrorism on society and highlights the need for collective action…[Read more]

The Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, has been enacted so that the economically weak, the backward, and the disabled are eligible to receive legal aid. This Act authorises legal services authorities who would enable access to competent and affordable legal services to the weaker sections of the society to ensure that opportunities are not…[Read more]

The Rajasthan High Court criminalized the Jain practice of ritual voluntary death, variously termed Sallekhana or Santhara in 2015. The petition that sought its criminalization, and the court judgment were both framed in the language of religious reform and invoked judicial memory of sati. The Jain defenders of the practice, insisted on its…[Read more]

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is a highly debated issue in India since independence. It proposes to replace the personal laws based on religion with a common set of laws applicable to all citizens, irrespective of their religion, gender, or other identities. While proponents argue that the UCC would promote gender justice, secularism, and national…[Read more]

UGC production has grown substantially since its debut in 2005. This massive new trend that lets consumers actively participate in the publication of information opens up a lot of fascinating prospects. However, it also provides avenues to indulge in large-scale infringing activity. Major obstacles to the continued growth of UGC include issues of…[Read more]

John McCarthy coined the term “Artificial Intelligence” in 1956, but this term remains undefined legally. It’s machines ability to do clever things and it is the science of letting computers perform tasks that people do with intelligence. AI is the ability of computers to think, perceive, learn, problem-solve, and make decisions. AI has hindered…[Read more]